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Online Bulletin Board
For the Home Bound
If you know anyone who is a shut-in and would like to have the Eucharist brought to them at their home, please notify the Parish Office (Peggy) @ 310 456-2361 or Shirley D'Haenens @310 457-5383THANK YOU!! -
Religious Education
High School Students
Registrations are being taken now for any high school student who has not been confirmed.
Please
contact
Marie Slaton
for additional information.
Grades 1-8
This program will resume on Sunday, September 22, Any student who has not made their First Communion should email Marie Slaton, or call 213-948-1347 during regular business hours. All grade levels are more than welcome.
The Pre-school slot has two more openings for 5 and 6 year olds. -
RCIA Getting Started
The Rite of Christian Initiation is the process by which Adults who have been baptized Catholic become confirmed in the Catholic faith and also the process by which adults from other faiths can become confirmed Catholics. A dynamic group is forming now to exper
ience this life affirming process.
If someone you know has not experienced the transformational process of confirmation or if you know someone who is interested in becoming Catholic, please contact
Marie Slaton or call 213-948-1347 during regular business hours without delay!
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Video for Catholics
Have you discovered the Catholic Video page on the OLM website? CLICK HERE to find timely, frequently changing programs especially designed for teens, young adults and the latest Word on Fire clips from Bishop Robert Barron.
Liturgical Recruitment
Peter Torsiello, Liturgical and Music Minister is currently recruiting for Ushers, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Music, Greeters and Altar Servers. Call: 310.281.9603Looking to join a ministry that will help transform the Sunday experience for parishioners and visitors alike at OLM? Look no further.New Hospitality Ministry
We’re building a Hospitality Ministry team to help engage the community before and after all Masses, handing out worship aids & bulletins and staffing an information table. The only requirements necessary are a time commitment of 15 minutes before and after Mass as well as an inviting smile. If you’re looking to engage the community in this way, please call or text Leslie Godwin @ 818-634-4486.
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Faith & Fellowship Fall Series
Join us for a 6-week series viewing select episodes of The Decalogue, short films by an award-winning Polish writer Krzysztof Kieslowski, which uses the Ten Commandments as a thematic springboard. The films use real life situations that challenge us as we view the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by the films’ protagonists. Would we have made different choices? Join us for these short films and the discussion period that follows.
All sessions take place in Sheridan Hall at 9:45 a.m. on the Sundays noted below. The discussion sessions that follow the films will go beyond the 11 a.m. Mass start time so please keep this in mind in case you can attend one of the earlier Masses so you can stay for the entire discussion period.October 13, October 27, November 3, November 10, November 17, November 24
(No program on October 20)
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Mass of Rememberance
Before we celebrate the great winter feast of Christmas we will journey through the month of November where we will be given time to stop and remember those in our families and among our friends who have gone before us to God’s heavenly kingdom. We celebrate All Saints Day, All Souls Day, Veterans Day and Thanksgiving.
Here at our Lady of Malibu we will have several opportunites for you to join in our remembrances. We will have The Book of Remembrance where you may write the names of those in your family or of your friends who have entered into eternal life. It will be placed near the Statue of Saint Joseph in the front of the church. On Saturday November 2nd – All Souls Day - a Mass of Remembrance will be celebrated at 10 AM.
You are encouraged to bring photographs to be displayed on our Remembrance table during the Mass and at our fellowship gathering in Sheridan Hall following the Liturgy. Please join us for Mass and invite your family and friends to accompany you as we recall those whose presence we miss. May the Lord continue to accompany and strengthen you.Our Lady of Malibu Bereavement Ministry.
Please join us for a light repast in Sheridan Hall following the Mass of Remembrance. -
Focus: Prayer...A Way Of LifeOn Sunday, October 20 this workshop will be held in Sheridan Hall from 9: 45 to 10: 45. Any parishioner is welcome to attend with their children.
The most basic way to define prayer is talking and listening to God. Listening is a challenge for most of us. This session will include a You Tube video, a bingo game of prayer terms, a relay race, and a competition between parents and children...all defining in a way, concepts of prayer and why we pray.
Materials will be sent home with adults and children. In order to have enough supplies children not registered in the Religious Education Program need to be signed up by
Sunday, October 13. Contact Marie Slaton after SundayMass or call 213-948-1347.
You’ll leave with a feeling about prayers that you recognize may be the best way for you to pray. -
Women's Retreat
Our Lady of Malibu will have a day long, women’s retreat on Tuesday, October 22nd, at Serra Retreat. We will have more information in the next Bulletin. To sign up, call the Parish Office—we are limited to 30 attendees. -
Save the Date!
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Did you know?
Key information, resources to safeguard children are available at Archdiocese’s website.
The safety and well-being of the faithful is of the utmost priority for all Catholic parishes, schools and ministries. As part of our commitment, the Archdiocese has updated the www.archla.org/protect web-site with valuable information and resources on how to protect our children and young people from child sexual abuse. -
Catholic News Service
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Paul Haring By Cindy Wooden ROME (CNS) -- Two men entered a Catholic Church near the Vatican early Oct. 21 and stole copies of a statue of a pregnant woman that had been a...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Manuel Rueda By Manuel Rueda CARACAS, Venezuela (CNS) -- Understanding the Bible can be challenging, but Catholics in Venezuela are becoming more familiar with Scripture through the...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Paul Jeffrey By Barbara J. Fraser VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The forests, rivers and swamps of the Amazon basin do many things. They lock away carbon and methane, two key greenhouse gases.
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